Inspire Challenge Winner & Coronavirus Response Update
Please find attached a letter from Mr Williams regarding Malton School’s Coronavirus response & the announcement of the Inspire Challenge winner
Please find attached a letter from Mr Williams regarding Malton School’s Coronavirus response & the announcement of the Inspire Challenge winner
Please see letter below from Mr Williams giving the Covid-19 Update as of 1st April 2020 Letter to parents about Covid-19... read more
It has been an incredible term for Malton School, but especially for the Maths Faculty. At an online ceremony... read more
You will be pleased to know that I am just sending a brief update letter today to keep you informed... read more
Selected from thousands of nominations, Mr Williams is one of 76 Silver Award winners in the Pearson National Teaching Awards... read more
Selected from thousands of nominations, Sam Craggs has been honoured as one of 102 Pearson National Teaching Silver Award winners... read more
It’s been another busy few weeks for our teams. The Y7 boys competed in their very first Rugby District tournament at... read more
Battlefields & Mayenne Trip 2020 In the light of the Prime Minister’s announcement last night “advising” that all international school trips... read more
Before Lockdown 2.0 the School's Equestrian Team took part in a National Schools Equestrian Association Jumping with Style competition, held... read more
This Sunday (28 February) will mark 10 years since the Malton Community Sports Centre was officially opened by then Archbishop... read more
As we come to the end of our first week of school closure for most students, I wanted to write... read more
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